Questions & Answers for: speakers headphones disabled microphone

...speakers as well as the headphones. also the inbuilt mic is not working. can you pls help resolve this? sound is not work Yippe...i had the same set of problems and i think i got a solution to the ...

...headphones until i got the message about there being no microphone. The speakers and microphone on the phone works now. Hope it works for you =) I just had the same problem but did not know why. Your ...

...microphone) or "blue" (headphone output from iPod) socket. Try the speakers in the "green" socket on the back of the computer, to ensure that the speakers work, and the volume control is "high", and ...

...disable the built-in speakers. If that does not happen, you're connecting it to the wrong socket. Be sure to insert the microphone's jack into the PINK socket, which is the "microphone-input"

...headphones or a wireless microphone for a bluetooth enabled device like a cell phone or a computer. When you plug the headphones into a device with the 3.5mm jack the headset automatically turns into ...

...Speakers/Headphones and then click the Properties button. In the Speaker/Headphones Properties window, click on the Levels tab. On the Levels tab, next to Microphone , click on the speaker button to ...

headphones. But nothing from the speakers. click start control panel hardware and sound manage audio devices playback then select speakers you will se a list configure test disable set as default show

speakers (Sometimes caused by touching the microphone itself! It seems even moving your hand across the Microphone, generating little noise, can cause the screeching!), leading to a horrendous screech

...speakers. Can I override this override? The headphones' jack broke off but is crammed into the front panel port and now I can't remove it to let the speakers (connected to the back panel) play. Is ...

...audio output! Usually, if you have headphones plugged into the front audio jack, it disables the normal jack that your speakers are connected to. Try unplugging your headphones and see if that